The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1887-05-10

Out the only entry made was IN the
case of Hallet & Cumston VS.. Estey &
Camp; motion fer judgment nunc pro
tune being sustained.
After few minor adjustments for
to-morrow's docket, court adjourned.
THIRD DAY.
There was nothing of interest trans
pired in the Circuit Court to-day, the
time being consumed in hearing mo-
tons and filing entries and papers.
Following is the docket:
Danl W. Talbot VS. Geo. G. Hern-
don ct al. change of venue, motion to
dismiss injunction overrulea, and in
junction made perpetual.
.. F. Short vs III. E. Depp, note,
continued generally by consent.
A. j. Tillberry VS.. Mary Watts
ct al, appeal, motion to set aside judg-
ment overruled.
Henry Weimer VS.. John w.
Baldwin, damages, dismissed for
want of prosecution.
Cyrus Newkirk VS.. Geo. p. B.
jackson, garnishe of j. w. Bushong,
continued generally by consent.
Sallie A. Carton VS.. A. s. Blade,
appeal, judgment for plaintiff for
property sued for with one cent
damages plaintiff to pay all costs ex-
cept the cost of the court.
G. E. ngenfritz vs.. Stanley Bros,
appeal; judgment of the justice court
affirmed.
III. w. Wood VS.. Abbie Darlington
Company, apI cal; continued generally
by consent.
John B. Decker VS.. Maria MADAM
ct al, judgment; dismissed for failure
to give security for costs.
P. NJ. Schwartz & Co. We. r. A.
ct al, account; defendants
their answer; judgment for
plaintiff for 81 ops and 6 per cent. in
terest per AMMAN
John j. Kelly VS.. r. N. Morrow,
account; continued generally by con-
sent.
VIM. Deering VS.. John w. Boles
ct al, note; judgment for plaintiff for
1892 and 8 per cent. per anu1n.
+. Strauss IL Co. VS.. G. Y. Boutell, |
note; by consent defendant files an
'wer.
ID. w. Mckee VS.. U. F. Short, !
yarnishee of j. j. Sherer; garnisheer
D. F. Short given to May 18th to
answer interrogatories.
John G. Peters VS.. u. F. Short, /
note, defendant files answer and mo-
ion for rule on plaintiff for security |
for cost.
Oscar and Charles Jeffrey VS.. VIM.
F. Cloud, equity, defendant files
answer.
Laura A. Highleyman ct al. VS..
Mercantile Company, tran
script of justice docket filed.
Same VS.. same, same entfy--re-
less.
Pettis county bank VS.. Overton M. |
Harris, note, judgment by default for
s399.3S.
Curtis Field vs.. G. NJ. A. Clancy
It al. Henry Lamm appointed spec
,ial judge by agreement of parties |
md cause set for hearing May Is.
Lamonte bank VS.. Tnos. G.. Inman |
,oue, dismissed as to Inman and
Judgment by default VS.. defendants
Dan McNair and O.. w. Sanders for
Il ,250, and ten per cent. 1
State ex rel Priest VS.. r. P.
Crume; Special tax judgment by |
agreement for $40.
Same VS.. John s. Woods; same
entry for $50.
Same ex rel John Mckinley VS..
Louis G. Smell; same entry for $50.
Court adjourned to 9 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
FOURTH DAY.
In the circuit court this morning
he first jury case of the session
vas reached and the trial common
ed.
1t is the damage suit of Perdellia
hubbard vs.. Joseph D. Lider, and is
till being heard.
The docket entries were as follows;
Henry Bauer, VS.. the City of Soda
ia, damages; continued generally by
onsent.
j. w. Truxel VS. Geo. I. Brown,
lamages. Same entry.
Jacob Moxter VS. @. E. Ilgen-
ritz, replevin, by consent judgment
or plaintiff for value of piano
rs and plaintiff elects to take the
money.
John Baughn vs. Pat Baughn, co.
Iity, continued for report of refree.
Henry Roe vs. John d. Gregg, ap-
,eal, death of defendant suggested.
Annie Alexander vs. Samuel Bes-
ell annual continued n-anara ll,r hxr